The Journey from Sea to Stadium: How the Oil and Gas Industry Fuels a Seafood Boil in Nebraska
The story begins along the rugged coastlines of Maine, where the Atlantic Ocean's bounty is harvested by skilled fishermen.
The story begins along the rugged coastlines of Maine, where the Atlantic Ocean's bounty is harvested by skilled fishermen. These seafarers rely heavily on the oil and gas industry.
Their boats, equipped with diesel engines, venture into the deep sea, powered by fossil fuels that enable extended voyages and efficient operations. This crucial first step is facilitated by the robust infrastructure of the oil and gas sector, ensuring that seafood can be brought to shore in peak condition.
Once the seafood is caught, it embarks on a cross-country journey to Nebraska. This trip would be impossible without the extensive logistics network supported by oil and gas.
Refrigerated trucks, fueled by diesel, keep the seafood fresh as it travels thousands of miles. These trucks traverse interstate highways, stopping at refueling stations that are integral parts of the oil and gas supply chain. This transportation process underscores how oil and gas are the lifeblood of modern logistics.
Arriving in Nebraska, the seafood is ready to star at a traditional Cornhuskers tailgate party. Here, the final touch is added using propane-fueled burners. Propane, a byproduct of natural gas processing and petroleum refining, is perfect for outdoor cooking.
It provides a consistent, high heat that ensures seafood is cooked to perfection, whether it’s crawfish, shrimp, or lobster. These portable burners are the unsung heroes of tailgate parties, turning parking lots into gourmet kitchens.
As fans gather around the boiling pots, the oil and gas industry’s role in this celebration becomes clear.
From powering the fishing boats in Maine to fueling the trucks that transport the catch, and finally providing the propane for the cookout, each step is interlinked with this vital sector.
The seafood boil is not just a culinary delight but a testament to the intricate web of energy resources that make such gatherings possible.
Article written by Jason Spiess. Spiess has over 39 years of media experience from being the host to the publisher to an editor to the executive producer to having principal ownership in several media companies.
Spiess is currently the host of several newsmagazine programs and podcasts that carry a radio network that spans five states and two countries, as well as worldwide through iHeart and other podcast platforms, as well as a professional social media audience of over 400K followers.
In addition to his newsradio programs and industry podcasts, Spiess is a regular contributor to many industry publications, newspapers and news websites.
Spiess is a full-time father, cancer survivor, environmentalist, author and graduate of North Dakota State University. Spiess also operates an off-the-grid office integrating sustainable solutions, including the best practices with an Industrial Forest and Digital Diversity.
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